Best apps for sports betting tips

[Doell]

for sports betting tips I can tell you I haven't seen an app that offers that, if you do have some options, please share them, now, regarding betting apps, the one I usually use is the oddstrader app https://www.oddstrader.com/sports-betting-app/

Many people use applications for tips in sports betting, but until now I have not wanted to use tips from any application, because I trust my own instincts more, and I trust my own research more, because of my habits, before I make any bets. I will first research the team that I will place a bet on, such as football betting, I will see what tactics will be played by the coach, and who will be deployed in the match later, if I already know the players who will be lowered and have researching the opponent, I will place a bet, even though I lose the bet later but I don't feel hurt, because I have to accept my own choice even though I lose, rather than believe in the application, if I lose I will definitely vent my anger on the application, tonight I will also place a bet for a liferpol win in the EPL continuation.

Even by analyzing yourself the any events of match, gradually you will become a professional in gambler, rather than fully trusting a third party that person will continue to depend on their platform. We can win if we are lucky but we don't always win because luck doesn't come every time.

[24Kt]

for sports betting tips I can tell you I haven't seen an app that offers that, if you do have some options, please share them, now, regarding betting apps, the one I usually use is the oddstrader app https://www.oddstrader.com/sports-betting-app/

Many people use applications for tips in sports betting, but until now I have not wanted to use tips from any application, because I trust my own instincts more, and I trust my own research more, because of my habits, before I make any bets. I will first research the team that I will place a bet on, such as football betting, I will see what tactics will be played by the coach, and who will be deployed in the match later, if I already know the players who will be lowered and have researching the opponent, I will place a bet, even though I lose the bet later but I don't feel hurt, because I have to accept my own choice even though I lose, rather than believe in the application, if I lose I will definitely vent my anger on the application, tonight I will also place a bet for a liferpol win in the EPL continuation.

Even by analyzing yourself the any events of match, gradually you will become a professional in gambler, rather than fully trusting a third party that person will continue to depend on their platform. We can win if we are lucky but we don't always win because luck doesn't come every time.

Asus has a point that it is better to trust your own instincts. Because let us say for example, you lost big owed to app - can you blame the app because it didn't give you the right tip? Nope. But you will feel hatred and anger. But if it is your own prediction, no one but yourself will be blamed of your losses. And that is easier to accept rather than some third party app which doesn't care if you win or lose with their tips.

[TheGreatPython]

Many people use applications for tips in sports betting, but until now I have not wanted to use tips from any application, because I trust my own instincts more, and I trust my own research more, because of my habits, before I make any bets. I will first research the team that I will place a bet on, such as football betting, I will see what tactics will be played by the coach, and who will be deployed in the match later, if I already know the players who will be lowered and have researching the opponent, I will place a bet, even though I lose the bet later but I don't feel hurt, because I have to accept my own choice even though I lose, rather than believe in the application, if I lose I will definitely vent my anger on the application, tonight I will also place a bet for a liferpol win in the EPL continuation.

Even by analyzing yourself the any events of match, gradually you will become a professional in gambler, rather than fully trusting a third party that person will continue to depend on their platform. We can win if we are lucky but we don't always win because luck doesn't come every time.

Asus has a point that it is better to trust your own instincts. Because let us say for example, you lost big owed to app - can you blame the app because it didn't give you the right tip? Nope. But you will feel hatred and anger. But if it is your own prediction, no one but yourself will be blamed of your losses. And that is easier to accept rather than some third party app which doesn't care if you win or lose with their tips.

Unless if the app says that they are confident with their picks and to prove it they will offer something like a refund. If that is the case then it's fine to use them. Also if you have no knowledge in sports betting but you want to try to bet on them, it's fine to depend on someone else that already have existing knowledge on this field. You can always blame the app, most apps have a contact address embedded on their app.

You can also blame them when you write a review on the playstore/appstore. If you don't depend on someone else, blaming from your own self can still happen. I experience this a lot of times and I believe others experience the same thing.

[Fortify]

I wonder what apps you are using or know for the best sport betting tips. I already found OLBG sports betting tips(IOS & Android) and want to know if there are more apps that are great for people who like sports betting.

This just seems like a sneaky way to advertise your own betting app. Honestly you're better off staying far away from any betting application recommendations from any source that knows you might have cryptocurrency, because they can be full of all sorts of nasty surprises (less so with iOS, definitely less vetting with android) which might be able to snatch private information. There are enough websites out there for sports betting tips, just type that phrase into Google and you'll generally find the most popular near the top of the search results - then do your own vetting on how reliable they are. Alternatively there are lots of sections on sites like Reddit where people post tips.

[fiulpro]

I wonder what apps you are using or know for the best sport betting tips. I already found OLBG sports betting tips(IOS & Android) https://olbg.com and want to know if there are more apps that are great for people who like sports betting.

Honestly I have never used such apps since at the end of the day am not so sure which one would be extremely helpful and would be credible as well. Therefore at the end of the day I usually follow some of the things perse:
1. Google, some sights give the top picks as well
2. Forum elite members putting their options in the mega threads which is most of the times not only accurate but also trustable
3. Personal analyzing
4. Keeping track of the news
The betting applications can be :
1. Inaccurate
2. Manipulative
3. Might need some money 💰 before you can access it and just copy pasting the Google top picks by various sites. Before advertising it would be wise to provide more information and see how accurate it was in previous cases to make more people interested as well.

[decodx]

I wonder what apps you are using or know for the best sport betting tips. I already found OLBG sports betting tips(IOS & Android) and want to know if there are more apps that are great for people who like sports betting.

This just seems like a sneaky way to advertise your own betting app.
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It doesn't seem like it could be his application, but you never know. As far as I know, OLBG is a very old site, but I've never used their mobile app before so I can't testify about it.

The History of OLBG
OLBG was founded in 2002 by Antony Portno

Source: https://www.olbg.com/about-us


There are a number of sports betting tips apps out there that can inform your betting decisions in different ways, from finding the best value to getting top sports betting tips. Besides OLBG, I know about one or two other apps in the same range, but for those looking to bet on soccer, I recommend Footy Accumulators. You can download it from the App Store or Google Play. And it's probably one of the best sports betting tip apps around, imho.

[wildan88]

I actually don't use sports betting tips or advice from others but I consider their ideas since maybe there are some information that I missed that may affect the result of the match for example injured players, or any kind of info. Why do people rely on tips where they can analyze the themselves?

[Zackgeno96]

Is there apps for sports betting tips? I usually just saw it in forums, sports betting websites and groups of the tipsters but I am not aware that they have application for that? I would try some of the apps that will be mentioned here and see if they give good tips or analyis.

[joeperry]

I don't use and I don't know any sports betting tips but I use https://www.flashscore.com/ mobile app to keep track of the match that I placed bets on but I am not sure whether they have tips but I don't think they have. I usually look at the topics here in the gambling discussion for some tips, some users here usually give good tips 

[Cling18]

I don't think using those kinds of apps would be reliable. I actually didn't know that sports betting tips apps do exist. Mostly the result of sports betting is based on luck so there wouldn't be an app that could predict the result accurately. Players could actually do that especially if they know a lot about a certain sport.

[decodx]

Mostly the result of sports betting is based on luck so there wouldn't be an app that could predict the result accurately. Players could actually do that especially if they know a lot about a certain sport.

Obviously, sports betting is partly determined by luck, but I wouldn't say that it is "mostly". Maybe you are not familiar with the sport well enough or don't have all the necessary information? In this case, these betting tips apps and sites can provide some assistance. These sites provide statistics on the teams (such as a player's record and stats) and the players involved in the match, and have some of the latest updates. In addition, they also provide detailed match predictions for the games that you are considering betting on. When this information is combined with what you already know about the game (your knowledge of the game, or simply your intuition) then you can make a pretty educated bet for your team's success.

[alegotardo]

I believe that those who bet on sports games should do their own strategic analysis based on the knowledge they have.
I for example only bet on championships and football teams that I know.

So I always know in advance what your classification is, who will be the players on the field and the probability of winning or losing a match, as well as a guess on the final result.

I have never used a prediction website or app for my bets, at most I read some news related to the game, in order to form my opinion.

[Sirait]

sports betting tips app, I never use it. This forum has an analysis (member) that is quite good, so what else do I need sports betting tips for? this forum has the best sports analysts on football, NBA, UFC, boxing and cricket

[worle1bm]

I don't really use any apps for the tips but have developed my own way of betting on my favourite sports like cricket and football whenever I liked because i know the gameplay and players history so it's easy for me to have my own instict to place any bet depending on the odds.But don't know if anyone else uses it or not.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I wonder what apps you are using or know for the best sport betting tips. I already found OLBG sports betting tips(IOS & Android) https://olbg.com and want to know if there are more apps that are great for people who like sports betting.

Honestly I have never used such apps since at the end of the day am not so sure which one would be extremely helpful and would be credible as well. Therefore at the end of the day I usually follow some of the things perse:
1. Google, some sights give the top picks as well
2. Forum elite members putting their options in the mega threads which is most of the times not only accurate but also trustable
3. Personal analyzing
4. Keeping track of the news
The betting applications can be :
1. Inaccurate
2. Manipulative
3. Might need some money ?? before you can access it and just copy pasting the Google top picks by various sites. Before advertising it would be wise to provide more information and see how accurate it was in previous cases to make more people interested as well.

They are good options, the truth is that I do not trust applications that come from the Google APP or any other, because the information inputs can cause vulnerabilities to occur and can extract our data, as has already happened on many occasions when they steal from the people, it is for this reason that to extract information from many places it can be from forums, from opinions on social networks, sometimes the comments of the news within the same platform one can have an idea, generally you have to have patience to read on instagram, twitter, facebook, because many more shared opinions can be established.

[jostorres]

I don't use and I don't know any sports betting tips but I use https://www.flashscore.com/ mobile app to keep track of the match that I placed bets on but I am not sure whether they have tips but I don't think they have. I usually look at the topics here in the gambling discussion for some tips, some users here usually give good tips 

They are good for scores only as far as I know.

I use statszone to check for predictions mostly and they are best at providing UFC predictions although they have predictions and analysis for each sport like tennis, etc. They have a decent analysis and obviously, it's free so don't expect 80-90% win rate or anything like that. They just help you understand the basics of the fight/match so you can understand how your team or player will perform and match against the opponents.

I repeat, they are best for UFC and never tried them for tennis picks or anything else. Also I use the web version don't know if they have any app or not.

[savetheFORUM]

I honestly haven't seen an app that offers betting tips, my advice would be to look for apps that offer you good info in order for you to place your bets. I only use the Oddstrader app, in my opinion, this is the best app. I'll leave the link in here if you want to check it out https://www.oddstrader.com/sports-betting-app/

Will check it out today, is it paid or free? I don't have a problem paying but never use my credit card on such apps.

Most of the time i don't do much research and just go with what I feel on that particular day. For example, no matter what I am always going to bet on Nadal on clay even if he is playing against Djokovic and odds are low because that's how I think.

There used to be a sports betting predictor named Joca I used to follow sometime ago and he was decent as well .

[edgycorner]

If anyone is still looking for suggestions then here's mine:
Download reddit and search for sportsbook community(reddit.com/r/sportsbook)
it's a sports betting community, with active discussion threads on all major ongoing leagues and a POTD thread where people post their daily picks(so follow whoever has a good ROI).

They also have a very active discord server, each sport has its own channel. All of this for free 

I also have a list of Twitter accounts with good ROI. If anyone's interested, I can post it here.

[KTChampions]

If anyone is still looking for suggestions then here's mine:
Download reddit and search for sportsbook community(reddit.com/r/sportsbook)
it's a sports betting community, with active discussion threads on all major ongoing leagues and a POTD thread where people post their daily picks(so follow whoever has a good ROI).

They also have a very active discord server, each sport has its own channel. All of this for free 

I also have a list of Twitter accounts with good ROI. If anyone's interested, I can post it here.

I'm interested, waiting for the list.
By the way, you are talking about ROI, but how relevant is this information that these people who specialize in betting show? Is there some kind of protection against the fact that a person will delete unsuccessful predictions, leaving only successful ones? Wonder to know how it works.

[edgycorner]

If anyone is still looking for suggestions then here's mine:
Download reddit and search for sportsbook community(reddit.com/r/sportsbook)
it's a sports betting community, with active discussion threads on all major ongoing leagues and a POTD thread where people post their daily picks(so follow whoever has a good ROI).

They also have a very active discord server, each sport has its own channel. All of this for free  

I also have a list of Twitter accounts with good ROI. If anyone's interested, I can post it here.

I'm interested, waiting for the list.
By the way, you are talking about ROI, but how relevant is this information that these people who specialize in betting show? Is there some kind of protection against the fact that a person will delete unsuccessful predictions, leaving only successful ones? Wonder to know how it works.

Here you go https://buffettfootball.shinyapps.io/TwitterToutConsensus/
someone has created a website that scraps all of the twitter picks and keeps a track of their ROI.
A very useful resource for sensible gambling  

As for reddit picks, POTD threads are very active. So if someone deletes a pick after losing, it will be known to all and that guy will get a bad name.  I think those who delete their picks are banned from the sub. Just don't follow new accounts posting their first pick